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Constructing the World: A Study in Paul’s Cosmological Language is unavailable, but you can change that!

Dr. Adams focuses, in this ground-breaking study, on Paul’s understanding and use of the cosmological concepts ‘world’ and ‘creation’. He confronts this study by using current disciplines, such as critical linguistics, to understand the differing perspectives on the world found in 1 Corinthians and Romans by examining Paul’s historical and social context.

resurrection of the dead.”144 This explanation, however, will hardly suffice: nowhere in Rom 8 nor elsewhere in the epistle does Paul make a distinction between believers alive at the parousia and those who have died. The reason for the difference is that in Romans Paul is operating with a stronger sense of continuity between this creation and the transformed creation and views bodily resurrection accordingly. 6.4.5. The soteriological paradigm of Romans The redemptive scheme of 1 Corinthians is
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